[APG] - Golem Grimoire Available

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#1

jraynack

Oct 07, 2011 8:10:56
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Do you desire to forge a golem, a mighty instrument of destruction and servitude?  Have your ever wished to armor yourself within the hulk of such an awesome construct, to have your enemies crumble before you beneath a powerful slam, a rampaging brute, or the fumes of noxious gas?  Look no further - the Golem Grimoire is here.

In this supplement Players and Game Masters will enjoy:

  • The Golem Grimoire An ancient book of golem lore and construction awaits discovery.  It is a powerful tome of magic with a rich history and knowledge to construct horrid hulks of animated clay, flesh, stone, and iron.
  • New Golems Players can build 4 new golems to protect and serve them during their travels.
  • Golem Armor Rebuild and climb into a golem husk.  Control its movement.  Harness its power.  There a 4 new types of masterwork armor, allowing characters to entomb themselves in reconstructed golems.
  • Tips and Storyhooks for the Game Master New skill challenges, adventure hooks, and advice how to incorporate the Golem Grimoire into your campaign.


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David Adams has been playing Dungeons & Dragons for the past 10 years. In that time he has managed to get a degree in biology, a wife, and a job in the frozen heart of Iowa that is entirely unrelated to his educational background. A keen intellect and passion for gaming underpin all of his work...and leave him wishing he could be a wizard.

David Adams is also a contributor to Dragon Magazine and Kobold Quarterly.
#2

Siberys

Oct 10, 2011 8:44:49
I picked this up a couple of days ago. It's very nice.

One quick questions; first, each of the golem creation skill challenges, under the failure portion, reads "If the creator fails 2 or more checks, the golem shield guardian's form is still but it's nature flawed just enough..." This seems to be missing a word after still - maybe operational or functional? That's how I've been taking it, anyways.